Author Archives: Florence Wright

Modest and sensitive, the interventions of this practice extend the life of dilapidated buildings as Korean cities face population decline

With built projects in Rome and Paris, this practice based in Montreuil bridges research, carpentry and material reuse

Driven by material curiosity, the Danish practice brings a pragmatism to site, and a will to make process visible

In a Paris suburb, Paysarchitectures have revealed the source of a spring that had been piped and paved over for almost a century

A new cultural centre and kindergarten in Tlatenchi helps repair the neighbourhood’s existing infrastructure

A majestic ruin provides an intimate setting for a family-run restaurant 

RAUM’s renovation and extension of a public swimming pool provides a serene and safe environment in which learning, leisure and exercise can co-exist

In London’s borough of Newham, dRMM has transformed a Grade II listed fire station into affordable housing

The cover of the 1,500th issue of The Architectural Review was hand-collaged with 200 different pages from its archive by artist Deane Hodgson

This Riga-based practice draws on ancient Baltic mythology, interweaving culture, space and sound to engineer immersive environments